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ability and other eligibility con-
ditions. Deadlines for loan ap-
plications vary from county to
county. Applicants may contact
their FSA office for details.
Beth Whitener
CEA - FCS
Cottle & King
Everyonc Welcome
Come On Out And Enjo The Food And Fun
iMotley counties.
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WEST TEXAS NATIONAL BANK
IN PADUCAH
King County
4-H Banquet
Held In August
The Annual King County Awards
Ceremony was held in August to
recognize 19 4-H‘ers that complet-
ed record books or project forms.
Highlighting the afternoon was
announcement of special Awards:
Best Junior Record - Kallie An-
tilley;
Best Intel-mediate Record - Ryan
Antilley;
Best Senior Record - Misty
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sure you really mean to keep
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West Texas
National Bank
in Paducah
P.O. Box 386 Paducah, Texas 79428
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1995; and excessive rains,
i and tornadoes which oc-
ned June 2 through June 4,
05. Farmers and ranchers are
Teligible for these SBA
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Cottle County, along with
ildress, Collingsworth, Hall,
d Hardeman counties which
me affected by excessive rain,
il, and tornadoes June 2
mugh June 4, 1995, have un-
October 9 to apply.
Those counties which were
ected by flooding, hail and
h winds, May 25 through
ie5,1995, have until Octo-
[15,1996 to apply These in-
Knowing this, Gov. George W.
Bush added several counties to
the list of those that need agri-
cultural disaster relief. In re-
sponse, the U.S. Secretary of
Agriculture this year has
named 35 Texas counties as nat-
ural disaster areas due to
drought.
Among these,Foard County
was approved as a primary des-
ignated county in August. Con-
tiguous counties of Baylor, Cot-
tle, Hardeman, King, Knox, and
Wilbarger counties are also des-
ignated.
These counties are eligible
for aid through the Farm Ser-
vice Agency (FSA). Gubernato-
rial drought requests are pend-
ing with the Secretary of Agri-
culture for 77 other Texas coun-
ties.
The declarations allow fami-
ly-size farmers in the affected
counties to seek FSAlow-inter-
est emergency loans. FSA con-
siders the extent of losses, se-
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Agriculture Record Award - Ryan
Antilley;
All ARound Girl and Boy - Kal-
lie Antilley and Zane Daniel
Outstanding Leaders - Bruce
and Kristie Ferguson.
The nineteen 4-H‘ers receiving
project medals were Pat Butler, Jeff
Daniel, Holley Hurt, Tom Butler,
John Clark, Lance Green and Ja-
cob Clar - Swine Medals;
Zane Daniel and Amanda Fergu-
son - Sheep Medals;
Korey Ferguson - Goat Medal;
Kallie Antilley - Horse medal;
Ryan Antilley, Byron Fields,
Misty Fields, and Leon Lewis - Beef
Medals;
Brandon Boyd - Food and Nutri-
tion Medals;
Katie Boyd, Kim Bradbury and
Michele Clark - Clothing Medals.
Five 4-H'ers competed at District
with Records, with the following
results: Kallie Antilley, 2nd place.
Junior Horse; Korey FErguson, 3rd
place, Junior Goat; Ryan Antilley -
3rd place, Intermediate Beef;
Amanda Ferguson and Misty Fields
participant ribbons Intermediate
Sheep and Senior Beef.
Award Donors were Jay Hurt
Family, First National Bank of Pa-
ducah; Super Seven Texaco, Mary
Lee Hurt, Kelley & Debbie W illiams 3
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limits should be reasonable in
relation to the child’s age and
ability, stated positively and
imposed firmly and consistently.
Insecurity about the tasks of
parenting and parental guilt can
cause parents to have low expec-
tations of the child. Children need
well-defined and consistent limits.
They forget easily and therefore
need many repetitions or answers
from their parents. Parents may
become unrealistically patient and
hesitant when they need to be
firm. When rules are being estab-
lished, the child’s development
level and his style need to be con-
sidered; the rules should be rea-
sonable, protective, consistent and
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leadlines October 9, 15
Businesses in some Texas ________
:Jnties have until October 9 or
dober 15 to file applications
-low-interest disaster loans
n the U.S. Small Business
ministration (SBA). SBA's
nomic Injury Disaster Loans
available for businesses de-
Adent on farmers and ranch-
sustaining crop losses from
^ing, hail and high winds
""ring May 25 through June
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4-H Awards Banquet
To Be Held October 6
The annual Cottle County 4-H
Awards Banquet will be held Sun-
day, October 6, 1996 in the Town
Hall at 12:30 p.m. We will recog-
nize and honor 4-H members and
leaders for their accomplishments
during the 1995-1996 4-H year.
This event will also be a cov-
ered dish luncheon. Each family
attending needs to bring a meat
dish plus a salad, vegetable or
dessert. All families planning to
attend need to R.S.V.P. to the
County Agent’s office by 5:00 p.m.,
Thursday, October 3, to asssist in
planning.
Digital CeHulcr
“ OF TEXAS
920 Easley
d in Paducah
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER 3r
11:00 a.m.
to
2:00 p.m.
Fort Stockton Sonora
Van Horn
NN ide Briscoe, Childress, Coll-
X svorth, Cottle, Donley, Hall,
Small businesses claiming
ave been physically injured
. These loans are intended to
, ! list businesses in offsetting
V3 iking capital losses which
"w /suffered as a result of the
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Regional CRP Symposium Parents Set Limits
Scheduled October 7 For Child Behavior
by Arlan Gentry by Beth Whitener
Holders of Conservation Re- Parents set rules and limits for
sei ve Program (CRP) lands must their child’s behavior to show they
soon decide what to do with their love and care for their child. Lim-
BA Disaster Loan Filing SSS
strong County Activity Center in as teach him to take responsibility
Claude, Texas. Registration starts for himself. Setting limits requires
at 9.30 a.m. being positive, firm, consistent
— ---- Representative Mac Thorn- and having realistic expectations.
Drouaht Qog;.p berry will be the keynote speaker, When parents set limits they: 1.
who will brief participants on the Teach children to avoid danger; 2.
COminn . AE CRPprogram’s status. Armstrong Help children to attain socially
•• County is one of only seven such acceptable behavior (to have
Tov-, ~A 2. sites in the nation to host the spe- regard for others as well as for
A --—3 ^OlLntlOS cialized conference on CRP land themselves; 3. Show children you
Despite recent rainfall much management and thej future of the care for them; 4. Help children
of Texas Anm.,0 1 g1 11 program. Coordinators are the control themselves; 5. Put a sense
inner f continues to feel the Texas Agriculture Extension Serv- of organization into a child’s
long-term effects of drought. ice, the Texas A&M University, world; 6. Help themselves and
New Mexico State Universityi, their children know what to
and the Cooperative Extension expect of each other.
Services of the state universities A few rules and limits that the
in Colorado, Kansas and Oklaho- child can understand are import-
ma. Cooperators are the Society of ant to bis security. While the two-
Range Management and USDA’s year old can not be expected to
Farm Service Agency and Natural stay away from the candy dish
Resource Conservation Service, within reach, certain appropriate
Registration is $20 and includes limits can be set, such as “only
the noon meal. The CRP symposi- Daddy can give you candy”, or
uni s purpose is to offer contract “you may have grapes instead.” As
holders answers on what course the parent removes the candy
to follow once the program is over, away from the child or the child
The major areas of interest for away from the candy, briefly
landholders will include policies, explain why this.is not the best
regulations, conservation com- thing for the child, and distract
pliance and post contract options him with the grapes, toy or activi-
such as haying, grazing and crop- ty. . . ... , . .
ing Parents can deal with the tod-
Specific topics featured during dler’s natural defiance by making
the morning session include, CRP most decisions themselves. Begin
Transition to Today, Fair 96 to help them learn to make
Policies and Regulations Impact- choices on food or clothing, Do
ing CRP, the Role of Conservation you want apple juice or grape
Compliance in CRP and Thornber- juice?” (not What do you want to
ry’s Washington report. After drink?”) or “Do you want to wear
lunch, the program will begin this red shirt of this blue shirt?
with research reports. The final When setting rules or imposing
। session will be “Considering Your limits, parents should try not to
Future Uses for CRP: A Decision become trapped in a battle of
Making Process.” Closing com- wills. They may win the battle at
ments and discussion end the the expense of the child s curiosi-
day’s events at 3:00 p.m. Other ty, enthusiasm, and self-esteen, or
CRP conferences are scheduled at they may loose to a determined
Guymon, Oklahoma on October 8, child’s tantrums and negativism,
and in Big Spring, Texas on When this new independence
October 10. comes to the toddler, parents ine-
fitably worry about spoiling. An
independent one-year-old is not
*** spoiled, but probably does not
r e . c...2 . i-i understand the rules or limits.
Ine fate of civilization is like D . 1 11 1 . , .
. Parents should select and impose
needlework. You can take it up as few limits as possible. These
and worry about it at odd
moments.
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Taylor, Jimmye C. The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 33, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 1, 1996, newspaper, October 1, 1996; Paducah, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1414105/m1/7/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bicentennial City County Library.